Peerless Martial Expert in the City
Chapter 112 - 114: Based on What?

Chapter 112: Chapter 114: Based on What?

"Zhang, as an expert in gastroenterology, take a look at this prescription list, this is an appendicitis case— Is this how it should be treated?"

Elder An nodded slightly without asking any further questions. Then he turned his head to another expert and handed over the medical order in his hand.

The doctor, named Zhang, whom Elder An had called upon, never expected Elder An to suddenly call on him. With due respect, he accepted the prescription list. The moment he looked at it, his complexion changed, and a cold sweat broke out on his back.

"Well? What about the prescription issued here? Do you usually prescribe medication this way?"

A cold smile appeared on the corner of Elder An’s mouth as he looked at the doctor with a pale face.

"No, no, that’s... Elder An is joking, I have never prescribed like that."

Dr. Zhang felt his face turn white when he heard Elder An’s words, and he quickly waved his hands in denial, laughing it off. If Elder An thought he prescribed medication this way, could he even continue working here in the future?

From the bottom of his heart, he clenched his teeth in secret, decisively resolving that no matter what, he would find this bastard who prescribed the medication and kick him out, to appease Elder An’s anger.

The level of this bastard was just too low; if you’re going to fleece someone, at least consider the target. Could the person in front of you even be fleeced? Moreover, even if you’re going to fleece, this isn’t the way to do it! What kind of crap did you prescribe— an entire bunch of drugs that are obviously just a rip-off, even including health supplements? How could this not cause trouble?

"So you’re saying that you also find this list unreasonable?"

Elder An squinted his eyes.

"Yes, indeed there are many unreasonable aspects."

Dr. Zhang hastily agreed.

"Fang, what are you doing!"

The moment his words fell, an angry shout came from the doorway. Weren’t you told to drive away those noisy people?

The one speaking was the chief physician inside; after he and another had dismissed Xiao Yi, they didn’t call in the next patient for consultation. Instead, they had been inside, drinking tea and chatting. It wasn’t until they heard the commotion outside, including the groaning of that patient named Li Xiaomei, that they had the nurse go out with the intention of being sarcastic toward Li Xiaomei. If she still refused to beg him for treatment, they’d kick her out. They didn’t expect her to never come back. Alone and bored, he couldn’t help himself and walked out the door only to see the nurse standing motionless by the door, apparently watching something. He quickly approached, furious.

"Wang... Wang..."

Hearing Director Wang’s voice, the nurse finally snapped back to reality, turned her head, looked at Director Wang, and tried to say something, but was unable to speak.

"What are you doing, can’t even speak? What about those bastards, did you drive them away?"

Director Wang didn’t notice the changing expression on the nurse’s face and swaggered out with an irritated gait.

"Are you the attending physician?"

When Elder An saw Doctor Wang dressed in a white coat coming out, noticing the arrogance on his forehead, his eyes instantly turned cold. He had seen the name of the attending physician on the medical order just now.

"You are... you are..."

Hearing his name being directly called, his face immediately showed displeasure. He looked up, preparing to scold, "Who are you?" However, he could only utter two words before the rest got stuck in his throat.

The sight before him had completely petrified him.

The person speaking was none other than the Divine Doctor An, Elder An!

Behind him stood all the leading experts from various departments of the hospital—essentially his superiors—experts who on regular days wouldn’t even give him a glance!

His legs began to tremble uncontrollably.

"You just diagnosed this patient with appendicitis?"

Elder An immediately scoffed.

"Yes... I did," the man said with a white face and a trembling voice.

Now he finally realized that the person Xiao Yi called Grandpa An over the phone was actually the Divine Doctor An!

Although there was no doctor with the surname An in Provincial People’s Hospital, there was, in fact, the honorary Dean An, Divine Doctor An!

Divine Doctor An was the honorary dean and a leading figure of Provincial People’s Hospital. He couldn’t possibly be unaware of Divine Doctor An, but it had not crossed his mind at all!

He never imagined that these country bumpkins could possibly know Divine Doctor An!

"How did Great Divine Doctor Wang come to the conclusion that the patient had appendicitis?"

Divine Doctor An looked coldly at the doctor who had started to stammer.

"I... I based it on the patient’s symptoms; the patient had severe pain in the lower right abdomen, pain that was exacerbated when pressed with a finger. These are all typical symptoms of acute appendicitis."

Hearing his superior’s superior getting angry, he didn’t know how he suddenly found the courage to finish the sentence in one go.

"Is that the basis of your judgment? What about the patient’s description?"

All experts listening to his words were rendered speechless.

Although they were experts in different fields, each with their own strengths, they were all familiar with common medical conditions and were required to do regular shifts in the general internal medicine clinic.

"This Great Divine Doctor Wang, with transcendent medical skills, didn’t ask the patient a single question before making a diagnosis. Just now, I thought that doctors at Provincial People’s Hospital were all so professional that they didn’t need to ask patients in order to diagnose an illness. However, looking at the situation just now, it seems that’s not the case. The expert just now certainly asked many questions."

Xiao Yi spoke up in a timely manner, looking at the man who had collapsed to the ground like trash, with a sneer.

The other experts, upon hearing Xiao Yi’s pointed words, felt a wave of shame, especially the urologist who had just attended to patients; he broke out in a cold sweat and secretly felt fortunate he hadn’t been too arrogant this time, or else he would not have had a good outcome.